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The ceramic sheep sat outside Bender Library in fall 2012.

The library sheep promotes student resources

By Jared Angle · Monday, Sept. 23, 2013

University librarian ran a promotion to raise awareness of library resources with a sheep scavenger hunt.

Car crashes into Tenleytown store

By Jared Angle · Monday, Sept. 23, 2013

Container Store windows damaged after car lost control and crashed into building.

AU adds three rooms for mothers to nurse privately

By Amber Cohen · Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013

Three new locations on main campus and the Washington College of Law are now available for nursing mothers to use.

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AU students in Kenya confirmed safe after mall shooting

By Amber Cohen | September 21

All 24 AU students in Kenya are safe after shooting at a nearby mall, according to multiple sources.

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AU honors 9/11 victims

By Simbi Ntahobari | September 16

Students spent the 12-year anniversary of Sept. 11 giving back to the community and honoring the lives lost in the tragedy.

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From the “Backyardingans” to AU

By Tori Dalcourt | September 16

Former voice-over actor on Nick Jr. now produces films to educate America’s youth.

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Washington Post journalist Ezra Klein to speak at AU

By Suzanne Gaber | September 15

Klein will give students a “behind the scenes” look at D.C. during his Sept. 26 talk hosted by The Kennedy Political Union.

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Living the college life, minus the booze

By Amber Cohen | September 15

Despite strong peer pressure, many AU students find weekend activities that do not involve the use of drugs or alcohol.

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Student Health Center copes with high staff turnover

By Samantha Hogan | September 11

The AU Student Health Center is in the process of hiring four more permanent staff members after six employees left this summer, including the director and associate director.

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AU moves up two spots in US News college rankings

By Suzanne Gaber | September 11

AU moved up two spots in this year’s U.S News and World Report’s national universities rankings, jumping from 77th to 75th place in one year.

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A guide to AU's new dining options

By Suzanne Gaber | September 10

Since AU switched its dining provider from Bon Appétit to Aramark in June, the meal swipe system has been modified, according to AU Dining Marketing Manager Adam Fox.

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Picking the right 5k for you

By Sam Bermas-Dawes | September 10

The Eagle’s list of upcoming 5k races in the D.C. area for runners or those who want to get fit.

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Dress to impress, not distract at internships

By Jordan-Marie Smith | September 10

Career advisors warn students not to overdress for jobs or internships.

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Anderson Cooper to be honored as "Wonk of the Year"

By Suzanne Gaber | September 8

International journalist and CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper will be AU’s second “Wonk of the Year.” The award was first given to former president Bill Clinton in January of 2012.

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AU offers additional insurance coverage to transgender students

By Heather Mongilio | August 30

Transgender students at AU with the University’s insurance plan will now have full transitional care, including gender reassignment surgery, making it the only D.C. school to have such a plan.

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Homesickness: a natural part of college

By Heather Mongilio | August 27

AU didn’t feel like home at first for Student Government President Patrick Kelly.

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Job interview advice you can actually use

By Iulia Gheorghiu | August 27

Five foolproof tips that’ll impress any interviewer.

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AU ranks No. 9 in nation for green efforts

By Samantha Hogan | August 19

Sierra Club ranked AU as the ninth “coolest school” in the nation for its environmental efforts during the 2012-2013 academic year.

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A guide to AU's new smoke-and tobacco-free policy

By Heather Mongilio | August 16

The ban prohibits the use of all tobacco products and medical marijuana on University property, according to the University's website.

AU students watch the 2012 presidential election unfold on a TV screen in the School of International Service.

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AU drops to No. 4 spot for 'Most Politically Active' school

By Suzanne Gaber | August 11

Correction appended AU students ranked fourth in The Princeton Review’s “Most Politically Active Students” this year, allowing George Washington University to reclaim the No. 1 spot. The New College of Florida and Georgetown University claimed the No. 2 and No. 3 spot, bypassing AU. The Princeton ...

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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